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Faces Look More Male When Seen By Left Side Of The Brain

Faces Look More Male When Seen By Left Side Of The Brain

A small experiment has found that people are quicker to categorize a face as being male when it is shown to the left side of the brain.  The conclusion was drawn from an analysis of…
The More Friends You Drink With, The More You Drink

The More Friends You Drink With, The More You Drink

A new study shows that alcohol consumption of individuals appears to increase with the number of friends in their drinking group. Most alcohol use among young people occurs in a social context, and…
Avoid These 3 Risk Factors, Gain 13 Years Of Quality Life

Avoid These 3 Risk Factors, Gain 13 Years Of Quality Life

A recent study found that people without three risk factors by age 45 were diagnosed with heart failure 11 to 13 years later, on average, than people who had those risk factors. Heart failure, a…
No Link Between Testosterone Therapy And Heart Problems

No Link Between Testosterone Therapy And Heart Problems

Two recent studies failed to find a connection between testosterone therapy in men and heart problems, contradicting claims that prompted the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to investigate its…
Regenerative Medicine: Cas9 Approach And Activating Genes On Demand

Regenerative Medicine: Cas9 Approach And Activating Genes On Demand

Gene expression, the process by which our DNA provides the recipe used to direct the synthesis of proteins and other molecules, is how we develop and survive. To-date, science has made breathtaking…
Hospitals, Large Stores Could Use Natural Gas Fuel Cells And Get Off The Electrical Grid

Hospitals, Large Stores Could Use Natural Gas Fuel Cells And Get Off The Electrical Grid

Walmart, Costco and other 'big box stores' or facilities like hospitals could use a fuel cell that runs off the natural gas that already flows in pipelines below city streets and eliminate the…
Earliest Homo Fossil Dates Back To 2.75 Million Years Ago

Earliest Homo Fossil Dates Back To 2.75 Million Years Ago

The earliest known record of the genus Homo dates to between 2.8 and 2.75 million years ago, according to an international team. Hominins are the group of primates that include Homo sapiens --…
Weekend Science: 1840s Shipwreck Leads To Important Beer Science Discovery

Weekend Science: 1840s Shipwreck Leads To Important Beer Science Discovery

The Paleo diet is all made up, organic food just accepts one kind of genetic modification in its modern food over another, but booze? Yeah, scientists can really show how that was different in the…
No Batteries: Energy-Generating Cloth For Wearable Devices

No Batteries: Energy-Generating Cloth For Wearable Devices

From light-up shoes to smart watches, wearable electronics are gaining traction among consumers, but these gadgets' versatility is still held back by the stiff, short-lived batteries that are…
Celiac Disease Is Real - Gluten Sensitivity, Not So Much

Celiac Disease Is Real - Gluten Sensitivity, Not So Much

It's no surprise that the authors of a study, whose work is spun by people selling diet fads into being conclusive proof that a diet fad is science, disagree with what some media outlets are doing…

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